Hotels & Hostels Buenos Aires Hotel Plaza Francia

Hotel Plaza Francia (Hotel)

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  • Address:
    Eduardo Schiaffino 2189, Recoleta 
    Buenos Aires C1129ACC, Argentina
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  • Neighbourhood: Recoleta
  • Atmosphere: International and Busy
  • Price Range: Mid-range

Lonely Planet Review

It's hard to get much closer to the action - the action of parks, art and death, that is. This modern and friendly hotel sits directly across from the lovely Plaza Intendente Alvear, which is just outside the Recoleta Cemetery, it's all walking distance from several of the city's best museums.

In other words, the location is superb. The other big favourite about Hotel Plaza Francia is the views. Snag a room on one of the upper floors and you'll be gazing all the way to the Río de la Plata (and beyond) and across the plazas of Recoleta. You can even watch the planes land at Aeroparque. The 13th-floor junior suite has a balcony. The rooms are fairly straightforward but totally comfortable. There's wi-fi in the rooms, the TVs are big, and the windows are double glazed to keep out the noise of cars zooming along Av del Libertador. A delicious breakfast - including scrambled eggs (a rarity for breakfast here) cold cuts, yogurt, cereal and pastries - comes with the price.

Review by author Danny Palmerlee

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Author Tip

Pop into the Palais de Glace, it's right next door. Head over to the Cementerio de la Recoleta for a wander through one of the world's greatest necropolises. On weekends, hit the crafts fair that takes place on the plazas outside the cemetery - it's the biggest crafts fair in the city. Treat yourself to an afternoon tea at the historic Alvear Palace Hotel.